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"The oxygen and hydrogen will now have the honor of combining before Your Majesty." - Professor John Henry Pepper In a world that never was but should have been, steam rules the sea, the skies and the aether. Amid a cacophony of cranking sprockets and cogs, in chuffs of steam and soot, "Clockwork Kiru: Steampunk Haiku" looks to the future through the lens of the past - through the imagistic language of haiku. In this anthology of steampunk haiku, fifty authors take the reader on a fantastical, around-the-world adventure with haiku of mystery, magic, science and romance. With haiku by Alex Plummer, Andrew J. Lucas, Antoinette Mccormick, Ashley Williams, Brenda Champlin, Carla Aickman, Chris Fradkin, D. Neidhart, D. J. Daniels, David S. Pointer, Deborah Walker, E. A. Clifton-James, E. S. Wynn, Ed Higgins, Emily Jo Scalzo, Fanni S to, Gail Oare, George Nicolae, Henry Gilman, Ingmar P. Gindl, James, J. Stevenson, Jannet Yang, J. Russo, Jennifer Courtney, Jo Wu, Joe A. Mancini, John Webster, Marie Churchman, Mathias Jansson, Matthew Wilson, Mercedes Webb-Pullman, Narendra Daivari, Pattie Flint, Peter Swindells, R. I. Riehle, R. T. Sturgeon, Reggie Carlisle, Richie Andrus, Robert Jones, Roderick Kearns, Sara Cleto, Serena Dalton, Serena H. Slater, Sergei Orlov, Sheridan Lawrence, Stephanie Rose, Stephen James, T. Tanith Poe, Thomas Miller-Donnelly and Tyson West. With artwork by Joe Busson, Paul F. Clegg, Lucas McCammon and Edmund Lewinski. Edited by David Nell and published by Dreamscape Press. Superstition Mountains by Tyson West Smog by Adrian George Nicolae Runesansu by Antoinette Mccormick Late Afternoon by Thomas Miller-Donnelly Steam Velocipede by John Webster Inventor's Lament by Marie Churchman True Love by Pattie Flint Morning In Clockworkland by Robert Jones Brass & Goggles by E. A. Clifton-James Observation by T. Tanith Poe Coffee Break by Gail Oare Building Dreams by Jo Wu Flightless Spirit by Serena Dalton Trappings by Roderick Kearns Hickory Haiku by Mercedes Webb-Pullman Ol' Clunker by Richie Andrus Berlin Zeppelin by Jannet Yang Mechanical Resilience by Brenda Champlin Dreams Before by R. I. Riehle Word On The Street by Narendra Daivari Serpent In The Garden by Henry Gilman Midnight Circus by D. Neidhart Dreams After by Joe A. Mancini An Absence Of Choice by Emily Jo Scalzo For The War by Stephen James Dead Man's Cloth by J. Russo Man In The Moon by Mathias Jansson Lift-Off by R.t. Sturgeon Final Goodbyes by Sheridan Lawrence Adrenaline Rush by Carla Aickman The Skies Spewed Oil Slicks by Chris Fradkin Lunar Tunes by David S. Pointer Stalking Sky Pirates by E. S. Wynn Tennyson's War Cogs by James J. Stevenson Gatling by Peter Swindells Shrouded by Andrew J. Lucas That Cursed Clocksmith by Ingmar P. Gindl Broadside by Alex Plummer Time Slip by D. J. Daniels The Sorceror Of Serbia by Michael Sheridan Transcendence by Reggie Carlisle The Death Of The Clockwork Man by Stephanie Rose Tickety-Tock Heart by Deborah Walker Revolution by Sergei Orlov Rekindled by Sara Cleto Lost Ship by Ed Higgins Thrive by Ashley Williams After The War by Matthew Wilson Novel by Jennifer Courtney Escape by Serena H. Slater Steam Petals by Fanni Suto

Follow the adventures of Cylea as she returns to Los Angeles in search of who she is, chases the clues of a senile researcher to the heart of Antarctica, and returns again to the halls of the Ageless only to learn how powerful faith, conviction, and human greed really are. It's an edge-of-your-seat thrill ride that mixes all the mystique and power of Science Fiction with all the hard-hitting strength of action to produce a thriller like no other. Be there when all hell breaks loose, watch as love grows and blossoms, and witness the way fate ties together every clue and lead when Cylea finally finds out who and what she truly is in the thrilling conclusion to the first Pink Carbide trilogy: Carbon Aria

The year is 2162, and Cylea is alone in the world. She has faced death first hand, escaped the clutches of corporate assassins and corrupt government agents to find herself so close to answers she can almost touch them, but even the sloppiest hacker or v